Enterprise modeling and integration : principles and applications

François B. Vernadat

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ERP Systems Implementation and Impact Digital Transformation in Industry Business Process Modeling and Analysis

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Part I: Basic Principles: Enterprise modeling and integration: an introduction. Reference architectures for enterprise modeling and integration. Part II: Enterprise modeling:Enterprise modeling. Modeling functional aspects. Modeling information aspects. Modeling resource aspects. Modeling organization aspects. Comparison and enterprise modeling tools. Part III: Enterprise Integration: Enterprise integration. Integrating infrastructure principles. Integrating infrastructures for CIM. Conclusion. Appendices.

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